South African court lifts ban on domestic rhino horn sales

SA court lifts ban on domestic rhino horn sales

South Africa’s highest court has rejected efforts by the government to retain a ban on domestic trade of rhino horn.

The ruling by the country’s constitutional court means rhino horns may be traded locally.

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SA court lifts ban on domestic rhino horn sales